Decoding Women’s Wardrobe Aesthetics
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When workplace commuting meets ‘scuba crepe’: the balancing act of firmness and comfort
In the scent of coffee in the morning, the first set of robes for a working woman often hides the mystery of the fabric. A guide to adapting the fabrics in the Tumbleweed collection from elegant commuting to party glitter.
The SYS Tumbleweed (100% polyester) in the Tumbleweed collection is made from polyester to build “wrinkle-resistant armour” – the 200g/m² weight of the fabric gives the shirt a smooth, drapey texture, while the high-temperature shaping process maintains the sharp lines of the collar and cuffs throughout the day, and even after 8 hours of continuous meetings, the pleats on the lapel are still at an angle of return of ≥130°.
Pair it with a twisted linen (95% P+5% SP) half skirt from the same collection. The strongly twisted yarn creates a three-dimensional texture that ebbs and flows with your steps, while the 300g/m² thickness maintains the silhouette in autumn and winter, and the spandex elasticity of the skirt allows the hemline to naturally fall after sitting for a long period of time.
Wearing formula: SYS Tussle Shirt (Cool Grey / Beige) + Twisted Silk Tussle A-line Skirt (Caramel Brown) Technical highlights: polyester’s quick-drying properties (presumably) are suitable for air-conditioned rooms, and the twisted silk craftsmanship’s crisp feel avoids the embarrassment of a snug fit.
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The party moment ‘texture heart’: silver wire and embossed light and shadow game
When the neon lights come on, the fabric switches to “sparkle mode”. Silver Tramp (94% P+6% SP) has 0.05mm silver-plated fibres embedded in the weave, which gives it a 15% higher gloss than regular Tramp, and gives it a dynamic effect of “diamonds scattering” under the nightclub lights.
6% Spandex gives the dress enough elasticity so that it won’t tear the seams even if it is danced around a lot – the fabric was tested by the designer and returned to its original shape after 200 stretches. The fabric was tested by a designer and returned to its original shape after 200 stretches.
The air-layer jumble embossing grabbed the show’s C-suite with its “three-dimensional sculptural feel”: the 180°C heat-pressing process burned a 0.5mm-deep geometric pattern into the 2-3mm-thick air-layer surface, and the stability of 100% polyester kept the pattern clear even after 50 washes. A brand’s Autumn/Winter collection used it to create a patchwork jacket, with the embossed part contrasting with the unembossed texture of the messy linen, completing the layering of the look in a single garment.Wearing formula: silver silk mess hemp halter dress (midnight blue) + air layer embossed suit (charcoal black) details: halter dress silver density should be ≥ 3 roots / cm, embossed suit to choose the diamond pattern is more obvious waist line.
Wearing formula: silver silk mess hemp halter dress (midnight blue) + air layer embossed suit (charcoal black) details: halter dress silver density should be ≥ 3 roots / cm, embossed suit to choose the diamond pattern is more obvious waist line.
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Cross-seasonal ‘temperature management’: the functional aesthetics of air layer and ribbing
In the turbulent weather of spring and autumn, the sandwich structure of air-layered mess (97% P+3% SP) becomes the ‘invisible thermostat’: the middle 2mm air layer locks the body temperature, but the breathability is maintained at 500mm/s (ASTM standard), wearing knitwear underneath and a suit made of this fabric, the temperature difference between morning and evening of 10 degrees Celsius can be comfortably dealt with. 3% spandex makes the shoulders not taut during the activities, and the measured transverse stretch rate of the fabric reaches 120% in the arm lifting action. The lateral stretch rate of the fabric reaches 120% during the arm lifting movement.
